BLACK LIGHT PHOTOS

by Lance Gitter

"Black light" photography is a method of image making using a deep blue,
ultraviolet lamp, in a dark room.  The colours are created by reflecting
the uv lamp off flourescent bristol board (red, orange, green) in varying
positions.  The best objects to photograph under the "black light"
are metal, glass, crystal or anything shiny and reflective.
Exposure times are long (20 to 30 seconds) using 100 ASA film.

 

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Bubbles Black light  Torched car Water & Snow Toronto, at night Close-up of Flowers Spring Flowers Spring Things Auto Graveyard Toronto 2001 Gay Pride Parade Pomona Valley Summer Flowers Tent Rock Canyon Taos Pueblo Albuquerque Santa Fe Esplanade in Boston Downtown Boston Sumachs in York Region "apple" blacklight Typewriter Flowers in the snow  "snail & cheese slicer" blacklight

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